Posted by justanothercase on February 15, 2009 at 18:59:04 from (72.20.68.203):
In Reply to: Roll Tarp posted by Wheelin_Farmer on February 15, 2009 at 08:34:48:
I did that a couple times it worked out all right. the ends got wet on mine since my tarp wasnt big enough. i stacked bales on it to hold it down so the wind wouldnt take it. it was a homemade roll tarp of sorts too. got a blue plastic tarp from the fleet store and bolted it through the metal holes in the tarp to a peice of plastic pipe. put a extra foot of pipe out one end with a half inch hole and ready rod bolted through it for a t-handle of sorts. use it now to seperate part of the shop to make it easier to heat.
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